texts: <mask> was an American philanthropist. <mask> was a grandson of <mask><mask> as well as a son of <mask><mask>. He was involved in a wide range of philanthropic projects, many of which his family had launched, as well as supporting organizations related to East Asian affairs. <mask> supported the Population Council and the committee that created the Lincoln Center. <mask> was born in New York City in 1906. His parents were philanthropists. He had five siblings, four of which were younger than him.He was a grandson of the co- founder of Standard Oil. He was a grandson of Senator Nelson Aldrich. He attended the Browning School in New York City and the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Connecticut. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1929 from Princeton University, where he received high honors in economics and chose industrial relations as the subject of his senior thesis. He was interested in industrial relations because of the family's role in the Ludlow Massacre, in which strikebreakers and security guards killed women and children of miners striking against the Rockefeller-controlled Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. <mask>'s father worked to restore the family's reputation by advocating industrial relations and the work of a pioneer in the field. After graduating from college, he undertook a world tour, which ended with assignments for the Institute of Pacific Relations conference in Japan.<mask> was the Rockefeller manager for all family undertakings of social relevance. Most of the boards he sat on were related to his family. The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research was established by Senior, as was the International House of New York. <mask> was a member of several organizations, including the Council on Foreign Relations, the Foreign Policy Association, and the Institute of Pacific Relations. In the late 1950's, he accompanied secretary of state <mask> <mask> and <mask> on a trip to Japan to conclude a peace treaty, during which time he consulted with many Japanese leaders in practically every important sphere of that country's life. The founder of the Asia Society was a third-generation family philanthropist who wanted to foster greater cooperation between Asia and the United States. The Population Council and reconstituted Japan Society were founded by him.His grandfather's funding of the education of black women at Spelman College in Atlanta was one of the reasons why he set up the United Negro College Fund. He was a member of the Advisory Committee in the family office. He was the president of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund from 1940 to 1956. After joining the family's renowned Rockefeller Foundation in 1929, he was elected to the board in 1931 and became chairman of the organization for twenty years. The major program of the JDR III Fund was the Asian Cultural Program, which was created in 1967. The Asian Cultural Council, which provided grant assistance to more than 4,000 Asians and Americans in the area of the arts, continued after his death in 1979. Endowment income and contributions from individuals, foundations and corporations in the United States and Asia provide funding for its programs.<mask> was the leader of the Exploratory Committee for a Musical Arts Center, a group of civic leaders who were working to create Lincoln Center. He was the key figure in the fund-raising efforts and in forging a consensus among the civic leaders and others who were essential to its success. The Center was built from 1959 to 1969. He became its chairman in 1961. He was elected as an honorary chairman in 1970. <mask> created the Commission on Foundations and Private Philanthropy and the Commission on Private Philanthropy and Public Needs. The Rockefeller Public Service Awards were established.He received a gold medal in 1959 for his outstanding contributions to the City of New York. The S. Roger Horchow Award for Greatest Public Service by a Private Citizen was given to him in 1976. <mask> was chairman of the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future, which was created to provide recommendations to the United States government regarding population growth and its social consequences. The final recommendations of the Commission were submitted in 1972. Rockefeller College was named after him in 1982. The <mask><mask> III National Tournament of Elementary School State Champs, an annual national-championship chess tournament run by US Chess, will be named in his honor in 2020. On November 11, 1932, he married the socially connected Blanchette Ferry Hooker, who was to serve as chairman of the Asian Cultural Council from 1980 to 1990.They had four children, one son and three daughters. <mask> was killed in an automobile accident in Mount Pleasant, New York, near the <mask> family estate in Pocantico, on July 10, 1978, at the age of 72. He was buried in New York. Further reading Hall, <mask>kin, see also Rockefeller family Rockefeller Foundation Rockefeller University Rockefeller Brothers Fund References. There are essays on philanthropy, voluntarism, and nonprofits. The University Press of Baltimore in 1992. Harr, <mask>, and Peter J<mask>.The Rockefeller Century is about three generations of America's greatest family. Charles Scribner's Sons was published in New York. The Rockefeller Conscience is about an American family in public and private. Charles Scribner's Sons was published in New York. The Fortunes of Dynastic Families in Late Twentieth Century America are called Lives in Trust. Westview Press was in Boulder in 1992. <mask>, <mask>.There are memoirs. New York: Random House. New York University Press was published in 1980. There are external links to the Rockefeller Archive Center. <mask><mask> <mask> is the founder of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. The <mask> family has American philanthropists who have died in the state of New York.

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texts: The general of the People's Liberation Army was <mask>. He was a veteran of the Long March and held top military and government positions under both Mao and Deng Xiaoping. <mask> served as a senior commander and political commissar in the Second Sino–Japanese War and the Chinese Civil War before becoming Minister of the Petroleum Industry and Chairman of the State Planning Commission. Three years after the collapse of China's last imperial dynasty, <mask> was born into a poor peasant family. He took part in a peasant uprising at the age of 14. He joined the Communist Party when he was 16. In 1934, <mask> was among tens of thousands of guerrillas and their supporters who joined the Long March in an effort to break through the blockades around the Communist base in the south.He was injured during a skirmish in 1936. He continued on his journey. He lost his arm after completing a journey of thousands of miles in terrible pain. In 1984 <mask> told Harrison Salisbury that he had gone through nine deaths. He received advanced military and political training at the Counter-Japanese Military and Political University. During the Second Sino-Japanese War of 1937–1945, he served as Director of the Political Department of the 358th brigade and in the subsequent Chinese Civil War, he played a leading role in the capture. After the Communist victory in 1949, <mask> was transferred to the Southwest, serving as a member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Western Sichuan District of the Communist Party of China and as the Principal and Political Commissar of the Senior Infantry School.He held the position of Director of the General Finance Department of the PLA until 1957, when he became the Director of the General Logistics Department. He was awarded the rank of lieutenant general in 1955. He became Minister for the Petroleum Industry in February of 1959 and focused on oilfield exploration. He was thrust into a more prominent role in the Communist government. The discovery of huge oil reserves in Daqing in the desolate wastes of north-eastern China gave him a mission that would ensure his place in Communist China's history books. <mask> was tasked with turning Daqing into a model of Chinese industry. The mosquito-infested marshland was turned into China's biggest oil production centre under <mask>'s direction.Daqing is a name associated with proletarian heroism. In order to stop a blow-out, Iron Man Wang jumped into a pool of liquid concrete and mixed it with his own body. <mask> established several more major production centers after his success in Daqing. China declared itself self-sufficient in oil in 1964. The State Planning Commission is the most important government ministry related to the economy. He was put in charge of relocating major industries to the remote hinterland of south-western China after Mao made him the top drafter of the third Five Year Plan. According to his official biographer, <mask> suffered severe persecution during the Cultural Revolution that began in 1966, but he appears to have suffered less harm than many of his colleagues.He and Deng Xiaoping were both appointed vice premier in 1975. <mask> was promoted to the Politburo after Mao's death. He was a member of thepetroleum faction, a group of senior officials who advocated using the profits from petroleum exports to finance high technology imports from the West and Japan. The officials were basically Stalinists in their economic thinking, favoring central planning and heavy industry, a strategy that clashed with that of Deng. Deng's political fortunes began to rise in the late 1970s. After the collapse of a Japanese-made oil rig in the Bohai Gulf in 1979 <mask> was transferred from the chairmanship of the State Planning Commission to the less high-profile post of head of the State Energy Commission. In 1982, Deng named <mask> as the Director of the PLA General Political Department and the deputy Secretary-General of the Central Military Commission, a position of massive influence in the PLA, being responsible for checking and ensuring the political reliability and loyalty of all.The posts were held by <mask> until 1987. The New Emperors External links on chinavitae.com on china.com.cn

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texts: <mask> was a British-born Canadian ice hockey executive, journalist, and athlete. The first president of the NHL was <mask>, who died in 1943. The last president of the NHL's predecessor league, the National Hockey Association, he was instrumental in the transition from the NHA to the NHL. He oversaw the expansion of the NHL from Canada into the United States, while at the same time protecting the NHL's status as the premier North American ice hockey league. The child of Scottish parents was born in Bristol, England. Rugby, cricket, handball, golf, and soccer are some of the English sports he played as a youth. He became a teacher at a private school after moving to Canada as a young man.Before leaving the United Kingdom, he flipped a coin to decide if he should go to Canada or the United States. He had three sons and one daughter with Amelia Cole. As a sports editor, <mask> worked at the Montreal Witness. He moved to the Montreal Herald and Daily Telegraph. He moved from sports editor to financial editor's chair so that he could cover the Montreal Stock Exchange, Canada's largest stock market at the time. The Montreal School Rugby League was created by him. At the time of the founding of the Province of Quebec Football (Soccer) Association, he was the secretary-treasurer of the Montreal Football (Soccer) Association.He was a member of the executive committee. He was a referee in 1906 and was in charge of the game between the Montreal All-Stars and the visiting Corinthians from England. On November 15, 1914, <mask> was appointed secretary-treasurer of the National Hockey Association. <mask> resigned as president of the NHA in 1917. Eddie Livingstone's Toronto Blueshirts franchise was dropped by the NHA owners in 1917. Robinson resigned as NHA president because he was powerless like his predecessor. The league secretary saw an opportunity.He decided that the NHA owners allied against Livingstone needed someone to represent them, and that he was the new president of the NHA. The NHA's owners decided to form a new league after he arranged meetings to figure out how to get rid of Livingstone. The NHA's place is in the National Hockey League. The new league was officially established on November 26, 1917. He was the president with authority. The Hamilton Tigers strike took place in 1925. He suspended and fined the players because he didn't want to negotiate.After learning that Livingstone owned the ChicagoCardinals, the American Hockey Association broke the co-operation agreement that had been arranged by Calder. He arranged for the removal of Livingstone from the AHA after he declared that several Cardinals players belonged to the NHL's Chicago franchise or other teams. Livingstone would return to amateur hockey after giving up on professional hockey. When the AHA tried to play for the Stanley Cup, he declared it an "outlaw league," but he happily accepted James E. Norris, who owned the AHA's Chicago Shamrocks, into the NHL to bail out the struggling Detroit Cougars franchise. The Detroit Red Wings were acquired by Norris. The NHL would not restrict minorities from playing. During the 1927–28 season, he was said to have remarked that "pro hockey has no ruling against the colored man, nor is it likely to ever draw the line."One attempt was made to remove the president of the NHL. Frederic McLaughlin wrote a letter to the NHL Board of Governors to remove him from the Black Hawks. The motion was rejected by the board. The top rookies in the NHL were named during the 1932–33 season. In 1936–37, he convinced the NHL's Board of Governors to let him buy a trophy to give annually to the league's top rookies, and he did this until 1941–42. The trophy was made permanent after Calder's death. For his 20 years as president of the NHL, Calder received a silver service.The NHL's agreement with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association was terminated in February of 1938. A player who was suspended by the NHL was registered by a CAHA team. NHL teams could approach any junior player with a contract offer after the differences were not resolved. In August of 1938, the CAHA agreed not to allow international transfers for players on NHL reserve lists, and the NHL agreed not to sign junior players without permission. Both organizations use the same playing rules, and recognize each other's suspensions. The joint rules committee was formed to draft uniform rules for the NHL. A new professional-amateur agreement was signed by Calder in October 1940 to reimburse amateur teams for developing NHL players, and also apply to players sent to the Eastern Amateur Hockey League.The NHL was allowed to sign a limited number of junior players. The organizations were at a "Perfect Understanding" by January 1941. He suffered a heart attack while presiding over a meeting of the NHL's Board of Governors on January 25, 1943. He returned to Montreal the next day after feeling well enough to travel. He died of a fatal heart attack after he checked into Montreal General Hospital. He is buried in Montreal's Mount Royal Cemetery. In 1947, the Hockey Hall of Fame inducted <mask> as a builder.The Calder Memorial Trophy, given annually to the NHL's top rookies, and the Calder Cup, the championship trophy of the American Hockey League, are named after him. The Canada's Sports Hall of Fameducted him in 2015. Hockey Hall of Fame inducts National Hockey League Commissioners and <mask> is the NHL President 1917-1943.

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texts: A British radio host, DJ and actor, who is most commonly known for his weekend afternoon shows on the radio, was born on December 23, 1984. He now presents a weekend show on Heart. On December 23, 1984 in London, the United Kingdom, an Irish mother and a Jamaican father gave birth to a baby boy. He is the youngest of four siblings. He met his future co-host Reggie Yates at the after-school drama club where he was a member. The Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney is in the picture with the guitar player. He began his radio career in 2000 at the age of 16 on a pirate radio station.He was presented with Yates, who used the name MC Nobizzi. In 2002, while studying for his A Levels at The Ravenscroft School, he landed a job co-presenting the children's interactive TV show with Yates, Fearne Cotton and the Bear. He presented a Saturday afternoon show with Yates on the Radio 1Xtra. In 2003 he left Smile to concentrate on his radio career. In 2006 he created and starred in a children's sitcom. He starred as himself in Friday Download: The Movie as a result of campaigning for a role in a B movie. <mask> was a member of the Rebellious music collective and played in venues at Ayia Napa and Faliraki.He opened for West at the Hammersmith Apollo. He was playing at the Radio 1 Teen Awards. At the launch of Radio 1Xtra in August 2002, he and Yates presented The Lowdown on Saturday afternoons. In August 2004, the show moved to Saturday mornings, with Griffin doing the show by himself on Sunday mornings. Yates left 1Xtra in December 2004. In September 2005, he moved to Saturday afternoons and hosted the weekday early morning show. He hosted the weekend breakfast show on Radio 1 in July of 2009.He replaced Greg James as host of the weekday early breakfast show in September. He returned to the weekend breakfast show in March of last year after leaving the weekday slot. He has presented The Radio 1 Breakfast Show for many years, as well as the Scott Mills show and the Greg James show. He and Alice Levine hosted their own show in the weekend breakfast slot. The weekend afternoon show was where the duo were moved. Following the announcement of Levine's departure from Radio 1, the final show aired on 9 August 2020. Major scheduling changes for the end of 2020 and 2021.They wouldn't be rejoining the lineup in 2021. The latter two will be returning to their former shows on the same channels as before. Instead, he joined Heart after 18 years with the corporation. His last show was in December of 2020. He launched his new show on January 2, 2021. Mark Wright has moved back to weekends and will no longer be presenting Heart's Evening Show. Ulrika Jonsson and Angellica Bell were in the final of Celebrity Masterchef.Dianne Buswell was a professional dancer in the 17th series of Strictly Come Dancing. They were the third couple to leave the show after losing a dance-off. The first series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins was filmed in April of 2019. There was a celebrity edition of The Chase. The Present (Heart) Weekend afternoon show is on Friday and Saturday. On Saturday and Sunday, 17 November and 9 August 2020 with Alice Levine, there will be a weekend breakfast show. "I'm Here All Week", also known as "Resident DJ", is a new feature that allows people to choose a song for each day with a theme.One Hit Wonder Wednesday was one of the original themes. They were changed to: Mosh-Pit Monday, Cheesy Tuesday, Work-out Wednesday, Zombie Apocalypse Thursday and Film Friday. The first text received to Radio 1's phone number is rewarded by the show's host, who calls them back and gives them a "First Text Certificate". The first text would usually be at 4:00:00am. The First Tweet of the Day would be mentioned by him. There is a game called Fish Fact or Fish Fiction. In order to get ready for his performance on Radio 3, Name That Listener learned a new song on the piano and had to guess what song it was.Load developers must guess what cargo a driver is carrying in his/her vehicle. There are clips of Danny Dyer from the show. To find out if anything lucky happened to them last night, Lucky Last Night's listeners text in with their feedback. On Super Good Friday, people would call in to say they're feeling good. Over a song called Super Gut by Mo-do. There are also Super Bad Girls on a Friday. In order to restore the male-female balance of the show, he would invite his "Super bad girls" to call in and tell him how they felt.The Bass Cannon After playing songs considered particularly downbeat for the time of day, he would offer a few squirts of the Bass Cannon to restore the balance. The Bass Cannon is a song by Flux Pavilion. The Weekend Breakfast Show has used this before. "First Text of the Day" continued on the Weekend Breakfast Show until late 2016 and new features were introduced, such as Sports Stars <mask> speaking to a listener taking part in a sporting competition on Saturday's show, and setting them a target to achieve. If they achieved their goal, they can choose any song to be played on Radio 1. "I tried so hard, and got so far, but in the end, it doesn't matter" is an extract from "In the End" by Linkin Park. The feature ended in 2015.Radio 1 DJs hum a tune and invite people to guess what it is in Whosbeat. Whosbeat was dropped after the 6am start. Rhianna is known as a "buff movie buff" and reviews a movie in the bargain bin of a supermarket. The feature ended when Dhillon left Radio 1. The Blagger's Guide to the World Cup could be used to blag his way through football related conversations. The Match of the Day Fantasy Football League invited him to take part. A subject is put up for debate on Saturday's show in an attempt to be more highbrow.Tea or coffee has been included in previous massive topics. This is now called "Which is Best". On Sunday's show, a member of the Stag and hen parties is on the phone to compete against each other in a quiz. The final edition of Stags vs Hens was played on January 4, 2015. The feature was discontinued because it ran out of questions. The Mini Manager was invited to take part in the Match of the Day Fantasy Football League after the World Cup. He enlisted the help of a Mini Manager, typically a child of around 10 years old, to tell him what changes to make to his team for the following week.This happens during the show. At one point he was third in the table and beat Match of the Day 2 presenter Mark Chapman, as a result of his help in the Fantasy Football League. It has appeared on the Weekend Breakfast show on occasion, but mainly on the daytime cover shows. A caller guesses whether a coin will land on heads or tails. On Saturday and Sunday it takes place after 6am. A caller describes an activity they have partaken in during the weekend only in sound effects and they must guess what the activity is. This takes place on Saturday and Sunday.The 7am Pen Game is a game in which a caller tells <mask> to move up, down, left and right in five moves, after which he throws a pen at a receptacle held in a random part of the studio. This has been stopped. Four songs are placed on the roulette wheel which has four spaces. One of them is a listener's request. The roulette wheel has a ball that lands on it. The caller can choose whether the wheel is spun clockwise or anticlockwise, and after one spin, the caller is given the chance to double balls and spin again, without knowing what landed on originally. This is played after 7am on Saturday and Sunday.The Film Critic from Taboo Radio 1 comes to deliver a review of a film. Ali is not allowed to includebanned words or phrases in the review without being aware of what they are. If and when Plumb says one of the banned words, he is buzzed by the man, much to his amusement. This occurs on a Saturday. There are links to External links on The Radio 1 Archive.

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DJ Griffin
Dev
Dev


texts: <mask> is a British Conservative politician, journalist and former British Army officer who has served as the Member of Parliament for South Dorset since 2010. On January 29, 1958, <mask> was born in London. He graduated with a degree in rural land management from the Royal Agricultural College in 1990 and a second degree in journalism in 1995. <mask> joined the Coldstream Guards as a second lieutenant in 1978 after graduating from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. <mask>'s first period of full-time military service ended on 9 December 1983 after he was transferred to the Regular Army Reserve of Officers. His second and final period of regular service began on 10 September 1984 after he was re-instated on the Active List. He retained the rank of lieutenant after three years of service.On 10 March 1986, he was promoted to captain. He retired after nine years of service as a Coldstreamer after relinquishing his British Army commission. After working as a reporter at York's Evening Press in 1991, <mask> joined the radio and television programme South Today. The Labour Member of Parliament for South Dorset, Jim Knight, was defeated by <mask> in the 2010 general election. In the 2015 general election, <mask> retained his seat with an increased majority. The Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act was voted against by <mask> in the House of Commons. He is a member of the European Scrutiny Committee and sits on the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee.In 2009, <mask> faced criticism from political rivals for not using his full quadruple-barrelled name. The leader of the Conservative Party asked wealthy candidates to shorten their names to appear more in touch with normal people. <mask> denied the accusations, saying that he only used the shortened version of his name because of the "logistic mouthful". Private landlords would have been required to make their homes "fit for human habitation" under an amendment proposed by the Labour Party. According to Parliament's register of interests, <mask> was one of 72 Conservative MPs who voted against the amendment who personally derived an income from renting out property. The new law that would require homes to be fit for human habitation was not passed by the Conservative Government. <mask> was a supporter of the 2016 referendum.In a speech in the House of Commons in April, <mask> called for the resignation of Theresa May if she failed to take the UK out of the EU by April 12. May's successor, Boris Johnson, achieved a trade deal in December 2020, but <mask> expressed concern over the Northern Ireland Protocol and disruption to trade in Northern Ireland in February 2021. <mask> apologized after his Land Rover was photographed parking across two disabled parking spaces outside his campaign headquarters. "I popped in to get some literature and very thoughtlessly parked on those lines which I immediately regretted and apologized to the organisation straight away," said <mask>. I rushed in and out. I've never done it before and never done it since, but it was a real moment of thoughtlessness and it won't happen again. The Cenotaph war memorial in London was damaged by rioters linked to the Black Lives Matter protests.A Grade I listed manor house is where <mask>'s family lives. He holds the lordship of the manor of Longburton and is the largest individual landowner in the county. He has a farming estate in Swaledale, North Yorkshire, as well as a 520-acre grouse moor. <mask> is the son of The Hon. Henry Walter Plunkett-Ernle-Erle-<mask>. Pamela Weeks is a grandson of the admiral. The younger son of the 17th Lord Dunsany was in remainder to the Barony of Dunsany. The Peerage of Ireland has two oldest titles.His maternal grandfather was General the Lord Weeks, and his great-uncle was the celebrated writer and playwright the 18th Lord Dunsany. His first wife was the younger sister of the royal nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke. <mask> married his second wife in 1998. <mask> has four children with his third wife, Norwegian-born Elsebet Bdtker. At least six of his ancestors, including John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-<mask> and the 17th Lord Dunsany, were Members of Parliament. Lord Dunsany is a cousin. During the 2010 United Kingdom general election campaign period, the Daily Mirror reported that <mask>'s family had earned their fortune through slavery.<mask>'s response questioned his responsibility for "something that happened 300 or 400 years ago", stating "it's not what I stand for", and cited the desperation of his opponents - "all they can do is pick at bits of my family history". The University College London created a database in order to record John Erle-<mask>'s compensation for 189 slaves when slavery was abolished. A 2020 investigation by The Guardian found that <mask> still owns and grows sugar on the same Drax Hall Estate that made the family's fortune. According to Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Chair of CARICOM's Reparations Commission, over 30,000 slaves died at this and the other Drax plantations. The <mask> family has done more harm to the black people of Barbados than any other family. The Drax plantation is one of the most heinous examples of slave plantations which are still going concerns in modern times. External links include Baron of Dunsany Baron Plunket Notes and <mask>'s Conservative Party Profile.

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texts: <mask> hosted his long-running weekday mid-morning show on Radio 2 from 1986 to 1990 and then again in 1992. Born and raised in Glasgow, <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He trained as a chartered accountant after attending Hutchesons' Boys' Grammar School. <mask>'s first job was washing cars. The Hospital Broadcasting Service in Glasgow was where he began his broadcasting career. <mask> worked for the radio station in Scotland. Iain Purdon was one of the first to present Nightbeat after the launch of Radio Scotland.Charles Nove joined the presentations. The Saturday morning show was presented by him. He presented a daily afternoon entertainment show in 1983 after taking on the mid-morning slot in 1980. He hosted a show on the World Service. His first broadcasts were from Scotland when he took over the presentation of Radio 2 Ballroom after the death of David Findlay. Radio 2 Ballroom programmes were presented regularly by him. He was a stand-in for Ray Moore on the Early show.<mask> presented shows from London. In January 1984 <mask> assumed hosting duties for the Saturday late night show on Radio 2 and continued to host his show on Radio Scotland. <mask> replaced Terry Wogan on The Radio 2 Breakfast Show in April 1986 after he left Radio Scotland. The mid-morning show lasted until the end of March 1990 when he took over the late show. He hosted the early show throughout 1991, and on 6 January 1992 he returned to the mid-morning slot. <mask> follows at 9:30 am and is followed by Jeremy at 12 noon. On August 1st, it was announced that his show had become the most popular radio programme in the UK, with over 8 million daily Listeners.Regular live performances are included in the programme format and <mask>'s show. There is a love song and dedications at 10:15 am. There is a music news slot with Matt Everitt on Thursdays. The Record of the Week, the Album of the Week, and the Tracks of My Years are all regular features. A number of songs in the rotation are not romantic love songs, but the Love Song is played at 10:15 am each day. <mask> self-isolated and presented his show from his home because of health restrictions imposed due to Covid-19. He came back to Wogan House on June 1, 2021.PopMaster is a daily quiz on the show. Spin It to Win It and Words Don't Come Easily were dropped after the phone-in scandal. The other competitions did not return in early 2008. Richard Allinson, Fearne Cotton, Gary Davies, Scott Mills and Aled Jones are some of the stand-in presenters. Rob Brydon sat in for <mask> on 25 August 2008 and again on April fool's day in 2011. <mask> took his first day off sick in 23 years. Richard Allinson presented the show.The <mask> Show had an audience of 8.17 million. It became the most popular radio programme in the UK in 2019. In a survey carried out by digital radio manufacturer Pure, he was named as Britain's favourite radio host in 2021. <mask>'s show has featured PopMaster since February 1998. It offers a radio for completing the 3 in 10 bonus round with questions from music expert Phil Swern. The previous prize of an mp3 player is replaced if the listener fails. An earlier consolation prize, a 'Space' radio, has appeared on eBay to <mask>'s amusement.<mask> uses the phrase "One Year Out" in the quiz when a contestant tries to place the year a song was in the charts is out by one year. The CD wallet was replaced by this 'prize'. After airing on 18 July 2007, the public phone-in PopMaster quiz was suspended. On 20 July 2007, a celebrity version was introduced. "3 in 10" was not played in the celebrity version and there was no tie-breaker in the event of a draw. The rumour was that members of the public would be able to play again before Christmas 2007, however this did not happen. On January 7, 2008, <mask> announced the return of the normal format.The game came back with new jingles. <mask> was a Popmaster contestant during his show on 17 May, when he took part in a special edition of the quiz, live from Malmo, Sweden. <mask> 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 While <mask> was on holiday in August 2007, he was replaced by a different person. More than 150 complaints were received by the radio station. During his show on 21 April 2008, theatre producer <mask>wright told <mask> that Elvis once visited London and was taken on a tour of the city by Tommy Steele. It was thought that Presley had never been to England.The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> said "If you are on a ship near the Small rocks, please turn me off." Steve Wright's 'Ask Elvis' was duetting. <mask> recorded a version of the Andy Stewart song "Donald, Where's yer Troosers?" for the Bandaged CD to raise money for the charity. As a download, this was released. <mask> was inducted into the Radio Academy Hall of Fame in December of 2008. <mask>'s radio show was presented by a comedian on April 1, 2011.<mask> appeared at the end of the show as his "brother <mask>n with two Ns", after he was interviewed by "Sir Terry Wogan". "We get a lot more people just asking for a simple hello or a mention for relatives just because they are not seeing them as much as they could," <mask> said. I empathise with that because there are a lot of people I am not seeing. We all feel like we are in this together, so it has brought the two of them closer together. We have to be a little bit more inventive with what we include in the programme. We give people ideas of things to do while they are locked up, and we also say thank you to people who keep our essentials services going. <mask> was back on the air from Wogan House in June 2021.<mask> has presented the Proms in the Park for many years. He has been Radio 2's commentator for the Eurovision Song Contest since 1988, taking over from Ray Moore. He shared the role of UK spokesman in 1998 with Colin Berry, who returned the following year. The Eurovision Song Contest previews were presented on the radio. He presents Friday Night is Music Night. The most recent time he appeared in the "Dictionary Corner" was during the week of 11 February. <mask> said that Richard Whiteley was a genuinely nice man when he died.He didn't have a real ego. He appeared on a Never Mind the Buzzcocks special for Children in Need. <mask> is the co-owner of a number of buses with Charles Nove, Alan Dedicoat and Steve Madden. The buses are fun to have and a fantastic piece of engineering. <mask> was a part of Ready, Steady, Cook on March 3, 2008. <mask> and Bowles recorded a song for charity. <mask> won an edition of Celebrity Mastermind with his subject being the books of P.G.There is a Wodehouse. <mask> narrated a game show. He appeared in two episodes of The Chase. <mask> and his son Charlie appeared on the fifth series of Big Star's Little Star and he also appeared on Hollyoaks. He was interviewed about his son's work on the care farm in the documentary Farming England: Farming on the Spectrum - Oxfordshire. <mask> has five sons and two daughters. His youngest son was born in February 2008.He lives with his third wife. One of <mask>'s sons is on the spectrum. <mask> is a fan of Partick Thistle and comments on their fortunes on his show. The Tracks of My Years: The Autobiography was published in September 2009. <mask> became the patron of the radio station in September of last year, replacing the previous patron and co- founder of the station, Freda Roberts. <mask> said "Hospital Radio continues to thrive and I am delighted to take on the role of patron." There are external links to <mask> (BBC Radio 2), Scottish radio DJs, and media people from Glasgow.

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texts: <mask> is a contemporary Russian artist. His art can be found in landscapes, portraits, still life, and historical photography. He knows about oil, tempera, and watercolor painting. England, Ireland, Malta, Turkey, Switzerland and others are some of the places he paints scenery for. Russia's war with Napoleon was the subject of a series of paintings by him. <mask><mask> is the son of father and mother. He graduated from the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum in 1998.N.V. Tomsky. He graduated from the Fine Arts Academy in Moscow in 2003 with a degree in studio landscapes. He works in Moscow. He participated in exhibitions in Russia and abroad. The exhibition hall in Haddenham, UK, features the participation of <mask>n. The exhibition "All of us are a bit of a horse" was mounted at the On Staromonetny antiquity art gallery in Moscow. There is an exhibition at the Central House of Artists, Moscow.There is an exhibition space within the offices of a law firm. The exhibition hall of the State Scientific Research Institute of Restoration in Moscow has an exhibition called "Russian Traditions". The exhibition "Russian Traditions" was held at the Russian Embassy in the USA. There is an exhibition at the Oriel Gallery in Dublin, Ireland. The Contemporary Russian Painting exhibition was held at the Carlton Hotel. The exhibition is titled "London–Paris–New York". The 20th anniversary of the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture is being held in Moscow.The exhibition is in the crypt of St. Pancras Parish Church in London. The exhibition "Poetry of the Truth" was held at the Central House of Artists in Moscow. There is an exhibition in the Electric Systems of Russia. The Oriel Gallery has an exhibition called "The Spring in Europe". The exhibition at the N-Prospect is titled "Alexander Kolotilov and young landscape painters of Russia". The exhibition "Traditions of the Present Day" is part of the project Game of Imagination. Changchun is the People's Republic of China and is home to the International Exhibition of calligraphy, painting and photography of Northeast Asia.The 6th International exhibition of contemporary art is called "Russian Art Week" and is held at the Moscow House of Artists. There is an exhibition at the N-Prospect Gallery. There is an exhibition of works of art from the funds of Moscow Academic Art Lyceum at the Museum and Exhibition Centre of the Russian Academy of Arts, Moscow. There is an exhibition at the Russian Estate Gallery in Moscow. An exhibition titled "Seasons" is at the Kaluga regional picture gallery, as well as at the Kozelsk local history museum "Attraction of Realism". The exhibition was held in the Central House of Artists, Moscow. The exhibition is in the People's Republic of China.The Yellow River Art Gallery is located in the People's Republic of China. Participation in the project "P-bus stop" is part of the social art program. The Russian Auction House in Gostiny Dvor has an exhibition hall. The exhibition is dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the victory in the Patriotic War. The exhibition was held at Bank 121 in Moscow. The exhibition "Crimean history" is part of the creative association "New itinerants" Central House of Architect. There is an exhibition of winners of the " Children in the art" as part of a research project.The Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts has an anthology. The artist's palette. <mask>n. The Moscow State Integrated Art and Historical Architectural and Natural Landscape Museum-Reserve is located at the Exhibition Hall. There are works in the State Central Museum of the Contemporary Russian History in Moscow. The Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts is located in Kaluga. The Moscow Academic Art Lyceum has a museum fund.The Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture is in Moscow. "Cultural Heritage" is a foundation. The Penza Regional Art Gallery is in K.A. There is a person named Savitskiy Penza. The Moscow State Integrated Art and Historical Architectural and Natural Landscape Museum is located in Moscow. The Museum of the 1812 War is in Maloyaroslavets. The Brothers Grimm illustrations of the tale were published in 2004.The illustrations for Luciano Pavarotti in Korean were published in 2004. The Bank of Petrocommerce calendar was published in 2005. The Russian mission published illustrations to a fairy tale. Astakhov Y. There are one thousand Russian artists. White Town is in Moscow. The time is 10:30.Zlatoverhovnikova O.N. <mask>. Moscow: Print Suite. S. 234. Y. Astakhov. There are historical paintings. White Town is in Moscow.955. Zlatoverhovnikova O.N. <mask>. White Town was in Moscow in 2009. C. 64. The creator is not a craftsman and the people who made the earth round are the subject of a documentary film. There is a new edition of Vol.Moscow: Publishing House WHO IS WHO Verlag, 2010, S. 3012. Who's Who Without Borders is a biographical Encyclopedia. There is a new edition of Vol. The 12th is Novosibirsk. Who's who without Borders, 2011, S. 500. There is an album of the creation. Painters.Russian artists. Zlatoverhovnikova O.N. White City was in Moscow in 2009. C. 64. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:  .302. The article is titled "Freedom and nobody needs" and it was written by Painter Semen Kozhin. .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:  . 302. Semen <mask> holds a solo exhibition.

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texts: <mask>ff is an American lobbyist, businessman, film producer, writer, and convicted felon. He was at the center of an extensive corruption investigation led by Earl Devaney that resulted in his conviction and 21 other people either pleading guilty or being found guilty, including White House officials. A founding member of the International Freedom Foundation, which was allegedly financed by apartheid South Africa, and served on the board of directors of the National Center for Public Policy Research are some of the things that have come to light. From 1994 to 2001 he was a top lobbyist for the firm of Preston Gates & Ellis. He was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to mail fraud, conspiracy to bribe public officials, and tax evasion. He was released on December 3, 2010. Capitol Punishment: The Hard Truth About Washington Corruption From America's Most Notorious Lobbyist was published in November 2011.Casino Jack and the United States of Money, starring Kevin Spacey, was released in May 2010 and Casino Jack, starring Kevin Spacey, was released in December 2010. <mask>ff was born on February 28, 1959 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. His mother was Jane Divac, who was the president of the Franchises unit of Diners Club. When he was ten, his family moved to Beverly Hills, California. At the age of twelve, Abramoff saw the film version of Fiddler on the Roof. Beverly Hills High School is in California. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217Jonathan Gold told the Jewish Journal about a time when he and his cello were pushed down a flight of stairs. The Chairman of the Massachusetts Alliance of College Republicans, which organized student volunteers for Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign, was an undergraduate at Brandeis University. He received a B.A. In 1981 it was in English. He received his Juris Doctor from the Georgetown University Law Center. His father, Franklin, gained much of his credibility in the conservative movement. As president of Diners Club International, his father worked with a friend of Reagan.The College Republican National Committee has a chairman who graduated from a college. The campaign cost over $11,000 and was managed by Norquist. His main competitor dropped out. She became a founding director of the National Center for Public Policy Research. She was treated to several trips funded by <mask>ff when he was a lobbyist. The CRNC notes that the college committee was changed by Abramoff and became more conservative. According to the group's 1983 annual report, it's not their job to seek peaceful coexistence with the Left.We want to remove them from power permanently. Norquist was the executive director of the committee. He recruited a former president of the University of Georgia College Republicans to be an intern. Reed introduced Abramoff to Alexander, who later married him. The 1984 Republican National Convention was addressed by the chair of the CRNC. Political alliances with College Republican chapter presidents were developed at the CRNC. Many would later hold key roles in state and national politics and business, and some would later interact with Abramoff in his role as a lobbyist.The federal investigation centered on some of those relationships. The "Abramoff-Norquist-Reed triumvirate" was formed at the CRNC. The trio consolidated their control over the organization after they got rid of "dissidents". Reed was the "hatchet man" according to Easton's Gang of Five. At a time when the country's government was under worldwide criticism for its apartheid regime, the CRNC passed a resolution condemning "planting propaganda by the KGB and Soviet proxy forces" against the government. The "USA Foundation", a non-partisan tax-exempt organization, held two days of rallies on college campuses around the United States in 1984 to celebrate the first anniversary of the invasion of Grenada. In a letter to campus Republican leaders, Abramoff claimed that he was a member of Citizens for America, a pro- Reagan group.The Democratic International is a group of anti-Communist rebel leaders. The conference was attended by leaders of the Mujahedeen from Afghanistan, the UNITA from Angola, and the opposition groups from Laos. The International Freedom Foundation came out of the conference. The conference was also attended by <mask>. When Citizens for America's sponsor Lewis Lehrman concluded that Abramoff had spent his money carelessly, his membership ended on a sour note. A member of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council was appointed by Reagan. In Hollywood, he worked in film production and South Africa connections.He and his brother Robert produced the film Red Scorpion. The film cost $16 million from an initial budget of $8 million and starred Dolph Lundgren as a Soviet spy who was sent to kill an African revolutionary. After seeing the evil of the Soviets, Nikolai became a freedom fighter for the African side. Red Scorpion 2 was an executive-produced sequel. The film was financed by the South African government in order to undermine international sympathy for the African National Congress. The location was in South-West Africa. On April 27, 1998, Abramoff wrote a letter to the editor of The Seattle Times rebutting an article critical of him and his alleged role as effectively a Public Relations puppet of the then-apartheid South African military.The IFF was a conservative group that I headed. It was both anti-Communist and anti-apartheid. In 1987, it was one of the first conservative groups to call for the release of Nelson Mandela, a position that was roundly criticized by other conservatives at the time. While I was head of the IFF, we only accepted funding from private individuals and corporations, and we wouldn't accept any kind of funding from any government, good or bad. David Lapin, a South African-born rabbi, became Abramoff's religious advisor. He met Lapin's brother Daniel Lapin at a Washington, DC dinner shortly after the Republican takeover of Congress in 1994. Lapin claimed that he didn't remember making that introduction.The lobbying arm of the law firm was based in Seattle. According to The Seattle Times, after the Republican takeover of Congress in 1995, partner Emanuel Rouvelas determined that the firm didn't have a conservative, Christian Coalition Republican with strong ties to the new Republican leadership. <mask> was hired by the firm to get these wanted ties. Dick Armey was the Republican Speaker of the House and Newt Gingrich was the Republican House Majority Leader. According to The Seattle Times, Abramoff was able to get a higher level of clientele. Native American tribes have gambling interests. The Mississippi Band of Choctaw is a tribe recognized by the federal government.One of the first acts of the tribal gaming lobbyist was to defeat a Congressional bill to tax Native American casinos. Tom DeLay was a major factor in those victories, and the fight helped cement the alliance between the two men. One of DeLay's closest and dearest friends is Abramoff. The Washington Post reported on December 29, 2005, that <mask>ff liked to slip into dialogue from The Godfather as he led his lobbying colleagues in planning their next conquest on Capitol Hill. He would mimic an ice-cold Michael Corleone facing down a crooked politician's demand for a cut of Mafia gambling profits. My offer is nothing. Thomas Frank is a political writer at Salon.com.Casino Jack and the United States of Money was written and directed by <mask>'s great gifts was being able to tell people what they wanted to hear, and this was how he was able to sell things and get them into trouble. He was interviewed by Kojo Nnamdi on his radio show. Between 1995 and 2001 the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands paid at least $6 million to the law firm of disgraced lobbyist <mask>. It was not subject to U.S. labor and minimum wage laws because it was labeled "Made in the USA". The exemption from federal immigration and labor laws was created after DeLay and his staff went on trips to the CNMI. David Lapin, brother of Daniel Lapin, was awarded a no-bid contract by the Marianas for promoting ethics in government.Congressmen James E. Clyburn and Bennie Thompson were on the trip. A trip to the Marshall Islands in 1999 was funded by lobbyist <mask>ff and included delegates from Guam, American Samoa, and the Virgin Islands. The documentation shows that the lobbying team helped prepare Rep. Hall's statements on the House floor in which he attacked the credibility of escaped teenaged sex worker "Katrina". In the spring 2006 issue of Ms. magazine, there was an article about the plight of garment workers and the dealings of lobbyist <mask>ff. The mailings were for Christian conservative voters. He bribed Roger Stillwell, a high-ranking political appointee at the Department of the Interior who was responsible for some Native American gaming policy. Consultants, businesses and lobbyists are not allowed to give gifts to government officials.Executives of Naftasib, a Russian energy company, funneled almost $3.4 million to Ed Buckham between 1997 and 2005. A trip to Russia in 1997 was spent on by Tom DeLay, Buckham, and Abramoff. $1 million was sent to Buckham by the U.S. Family Network to influence DeLay's vote in 1998 on legislation that helped make it possible for the International Monetary Fund to bail out the faltering Russian economy. The legislation was voted on by DeLay. The money was funneled through several companies, including the London law firm James & Sarch Co. Marina Nevskaya and Alexander Koulakovsky were involved in the 1997 trip where DeLay met them. According to an email sent to Abramoff, Nevskaya was involved in his support of an Israeli military academy.eLottery, Inc. Tom DeLay's former chief of staff, Tony Rudy, was hired by eLottery to block the internet gambling prohibition act. Emails from 2000 show that Susan Ralston helped pass checks from eLottery to Lou Sheldon's Traditional Values Coalition and also to Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform. On January 8, 2001, Abramoff joined the Government Relations division of the Washington, D.C. law firm Greenberg Traurig. He took as much as $6 million in business from his old firm when he moved to Greenberg Traurig. There was a team of lobbyists known as "Team Abramoff". Many of his former employees were on the team.When he joined Greenberg Traurig, the choice of lobbying clients changed to focus more on Native American tribes. While working at Preston Gates, he was a registered lobbyist for 51 clients, of which only four were tribes, and he represented 24 of them, seven of which were tribes. The General Counsel for Corporate and International Law at Tyco International was a former White House deputy counsel. The lobbyist was hired to lobby Congress and the White House on matters relating to Tyco's tax-exempt status. The Senate Judiciary Committee was told by Flanigan that he had good relationships with members of Congress and that he could help Tyco avoid tax liability. In August 2005, Tyco claimed that it had paid $1.7 million for "astroturfing" or the creation of a fake "grassroots" campaign to oppose proposals to penalize US corporations registered abroad for tax reasons. Most of the fee Tyco paid to lobby against the legislation was diverted to entities controlled by Mr. Abramoff.<mask>'s team worked to improve Malaysian relations with the United States and represent the government of Malaysia. <mask> met with the government of Sudan and offered a plan to diffuse criticism from American Christian groups over the regime's alleged role in the Darfur conflict. Reed was promised to assist and start a grassroots campaign to improve the image of Sudan in America. The school TV news service Channel One News had a lobbyist. He was retained by Channel One to make sure Congress didn't block funds for their service. Channel One got a lot of its advertising revenue from the U.S. government, including the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Channel One's advertising revenues have dropped substantially, but a cause-and-effect relationship would be hard to establish.The Washington Post reported on October 18, 2005, that Bob Ney, chair of the House Administration Committee, approved a 2002 license for an Israeli telecommunications company to install antennas for the House of Representatives. The company, then Foxcom Wireless, an Israeli start-up telecommunications firm, which has since moved headquarters from Jerusalem to Vienna, Virginia, and been renamed MobileAccess Networks, later paid Abramoff $280,000 for lobbying. It donated $50,000 to the Capital Athletic Foundation charity, which was used to secretly pay for some of the lobbyist's activities. This activity was described as public corruption in Michael Scanlon's plea agreement. Four skyboxes were maintained at major sports arenas for political entertaining at a cost of over $1 million a year. The skyboxes hosted many events for politicians opposed to gambling. Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Max Baucus returned $18,892 in contributions that his office found to be connected to the lobbyist.Baucus' use of the skybox at the professional sports arena and concert venue in downtown Washington was never reported. The co-owner of Signatures Restaurant used to reward his friends and associates. Kevin A. is his fellow lobbyist. The Justice Department official was treated to free tickets to the skyboxes by Ring in exchange for favors. The restaurant was closed because of investigations. Florida Republican Representative Tom Feeney went on a golf trip to Scotland that was funded by lobbyist <mask>ff. In 2000, 2002 and 2003 these trips took place.The group denied that their trips were paid for by the National Center for Public Policy Research. Some people were blamed for filing errors. Ney pleaded guilty to knowing that the trip was paid for. A former top procurement official in the Bush administration has been convicted of lying and obstruction of justice. At the time of the golf trip, Safavian was accused of concealing from federal investigators information about the plans of <mask> to do business with the General Services Administration. GSA had a chief of staff. The conviction was overturned on appeal.<mask> was a lobbyist and activist in the Bush administration. The Department of the Interior was assigned to the 2001 Transition Advisory Team by the Bush administration. The incoming deputy secretary of the interior befriended the lobbyist. According to the draft report of the House Government Reform Committee, there were 485 lobbying contacts with White House officials over three years, including 10 with top Bush aide Karl Rove. Of the 485 contacts listed, 345 were described as meetings or other in-person contacts, 71 were described as phone conversations and 69 were e-mail exchanges. Almost 200 contacts were made with the Bush administration in the first ten months of 2001. He may have used senior level contacts to lobby for Indian tribes.The Department of the Interior has regulatory authority over tribal affairs. There were six Indian tribes that paid over 80 million in lobbying fees. The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands has authority over

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texts: policy and grants from the Department of the Interior Office of Insular Affairs. This could have aided the lobbying of textile interests in the islands. U.S. The minimum wage was opposed by Conrad Burns and DeLay. In 2003 <mask> asked for $9 million from the president of Gabon to arrange a meeting with Bush and directed his fees to a lobbying firm.On May 26, 2004, Bongo met with Bush in the Oval Office. There is no evidence in the public record that <mask> received money or had a signed contract to organize the meeting. White House and State Department officials said that Bush's meeting with Bongo was routine. The officials said they didn't know who was involved in the arrangements. The officials at the embassy in Washington did not respond to written questions. Susan was an administrative assistant for both Reed and Abramoff. According to the former Malaysian Prime Minister, a meeting between him and Bush was arranged by The Heritage Foundation.Someone unknown to him paid for the meeting. On May 9, 2001, Bush met with the Chief of the Kickapoo tribe of Texas. There was a photo taken at the meeting. The tribe paid $25,000 to Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform in the days before the meeting. John Kartch, the organization's communications director, said that the meeting was sponsored by Bush. The chief of the Louisiana Coushattas attended a gathering with Bush. The Coushattas gave $25,000 before the event.A letter thanking the Kickapoos for their contribution and details of the meeting were revealed to the New York Times by a former council elder who is under indictment in Texas. The White House denied knowledge of the transaction, according to the report. The White House and Oval Office were the scene of a meeting between Bush and lobbyist <mask>ff. Many pictures of governmental events were published on ReflectionsOrders.com. When the presence of Bush and <mask> was discovered, the owner of the site removed the photos. Some internet users were able to locate some of the photos. According to public FEC contribution records, the owner of the site gave thousands of dollars to the Bush campaign.An NPR news report from March 2006 stated that President Bush and other prominent figures in Washington know him very well. He said they were liars for denying contact with him. Gary Chafetz, a former Boston Globe investigative reporter, was granted exclusive interviews by Abramoff without the knowledge of his attorneys or the federal prosecutors. The interviews continued until May 2008. Chafetz's book, The Perfect Villain: John McCain and the Demonization of Lobbyist <mask>ff, was rushed into print before the 2008 presidential election. Chafetz claimed in his book that the Washington Post and Sen. John McCain were to blame for misleading and sensational reporting on the case. Chafetz accused federal prosecutors of using abusive tactics in their reliance on private and public honest services fraud.Lobbying firms and political think tanks such as the American International Center, GrassRoots Interactive, and the National Center for Public Policy Research have been founded or run by Abramoff. It has come to light that these organizations were used to channel millions of dollars to recipients not related to the organizations. Federal tax records show that various Indian tribes donated more than $6 million to the Capital Athletic Foundation, but less than 1% of the money went to athletic programs. The majority of the funds went to the Eshkol Academy. Hundreds of thousands of dollars was spent on golf trips to Scotland for Abramoff, as well as purchases of camping equipment for a high school friend. In looking for property deals for Eshkol Academy and tribal clients, Abramoff asked for the help of Safavian. The lobbying firm GrassRoots Interactive and Kay Gold GrassRoots Interactive was in Silver Spring, Maryland.The year GrassRoots Interactive was created, millions of dollars flowed into it. At least $2.3 million went to a California consulting firm that used the same address as the law office of Robert's brother. A check for $400,000 from GrassRoots was given to Kay Gold. The Maldon Institute had a board member and secretary/treasurer for at least five years. He was one of the four board members. In late 2004, the Senate Indian Affairs Committee began to investigate lobbyist <mask>ff's lobbying on behalf of American Indian tribes and casinos. He pleaded the fifth when he was called before the Committee to answer questions about that work.On August 11, 2005, a federal grand jury in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, indicted lobbyist <mask> and his son Adam Kidan on fraud charges stemming from a 2000 deal to buy SunCruz Casinos. They are accused of using a fake wire transfer to make the lender believe that they had made a $23 million down payment in order to get a $60 million loan. He was implicated in helping to complete the deal. Kidan and Boulis had a fistfight in December 2000 after the partners purchased SunCruz. Boulis was murdered in his car in 2001. Kidan paid three people who were part of the murder investigation. Two of the suspects received life sentences for the murder charges, while a third associate pled guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and was sentenced to 6 and half years time served already after he testified against his co-conspirators.On January 4, 2006 Abramoff pleaded guilty to conspiracy and wire fraud in Miami. The plea agreement called for a maximum sentence of just over seven years and would run concurrently with the sentence in the Washington corruption case, but could be reduced if Abramoff cooperated fully. There were four counts left in the indictment. On March 29, 2006 both Kidan and Abramoff were sentenced to 70 months in prison and ordered to pay US$21.7 million in restitution for their roles in the SunCruz case. According to the "memorandum in aid of sentencing", the sentencing judge received over 260 pleas for mercy from various people. The Guam Superior Court retained lobbyist <mask>ff to lobby against a bill that would have put the court under the authority of the Guam Supreme Court. On November 18, 2002, a grand jury subpoenaed the administrator of the Guam Superior Court to release all records relating to the contract.The U.S. Attorney on November 19, 2002, was Frederick A. Black, the chief prosecutor for Guam and the instigator of the indictment, was demoted and removed from the office he had held since 1991. The federal grand jury investigation ended quickly. In 2005 the Public Auditor started a new investigation of the contract. In 2006 California attorney and Marshall Islands lobbyist Howard Hills and a former administrator of the Guam Superior Court were indicted for various crimes. Hills assumed that this was a temporary circumstance and agreed to help facilitate transition for what he thought was a standard government contract between the court and Abramoff. The Hills did not receive any compensation.Before indictments or investigations were initiated, Hills halted his temporary contract with <mask> and reported what he thought was potentially suspicious behavior to public officials when it occurred to him that something may be wrong. In 2007, superseding indictments were issued against Hills and Sanchez, and in 2008 further indictments were handed down against the firm of Greenberg Traurig. The charges against both attorneys have been dropped. An estimated $85 million in fees was bilked out of Native casino gambling interests by former Tom DeLay aide Michael Scanlon and his partner, lobbyist <mask>ff. Lobbyists forced their own clients to pay for lobbying services. The Senate Indian Affairs Committee held hearings on these practices. On November 21, 2005, Scanlon pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe a member of Congress and other public officials.On January 3, 2006 <mask> pleaded guilty to three felony counts of conspiracy, fraud, and tax evasion involving charges stemming principally from his lobbying activities in Washington on behalf of Native American tribes. The four tribes that were involved with <mask> and his associates were Michigan's Saginaw Chippewas, California's Agua Caliente, the Mississippi Choctaws and the Louisiana Coushattas. The Native American tribes were defrauded of at least $25 million by the defendants. As a result of his guilty plea to the tax evasion charge, Abramoff owes the IRS over a million dollars. In the agreement, Abramoff admits to paying bribes to public officials. The hiring of congressional staffers and conspiring with them to lobby their former employers is in violation of a one-year federal ban on such lobbying. Neil Volz and Tony Rudy pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in the fall of 2006 while Ney pleaded guilty to conspiracy and making false statements.On September 4, 2008, a Washington court found <mask> guilty of trading expensive gifts, meals and sports trips in exchange for political favors, and Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle sentenced him to four years in prison. Lawmakers, their aides, and members of the Bush administration were involved in a bribery investigation. 24 people were convicted of corruption in the investigation. Adam Kidan was sentenced in Florida in March of 2006 and was sentenced to 27 months in prison. In exchange for help with legislation favorable to Abramoff's clients, congressional aides were lavished with meals, gifts, and tickets to sporting events, concerts, and the circus. I was sentenced to 30 days and fined. Roger Stillwell worked for George W. Bush in the Department of the Interior.He was sentenced to two years suspended for not reporting hundreds of dollars' worth of sports and concert tickets he received. Steven Griles, the highest-ranking Bush administration official convicted in the scandal, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice. Griles lied to a Senate committee about his relationship with Abramoff, who repeatedly sought Griles' intervention at Interior on behalf of Indian tribal clients. The Bush administration's former top procurement official was sentenced to 18 months in prison in October 2006 after he was found guilty of covering up his dealings with <mask>. In January 2007, Bob Ney was sentenced to 212 years in prison for taking bribes. A golf trip to Scotland was the center of the case against Safavian. Neil Volz, a former chief of staff to Ney, pleaded guilty in May 2006 to conspiring to corrupt Ney and others with trips and other aid.Thomas Hart, the former chief of staff for Ney, pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge involving a golf trip to Scotland, expensive meals, and tickets to sporting events between 2002 and 2004. Italia Federici, co- founder of the Council of Republicans for Environmental Advocacy, pleaded guilty to tax evasion and obstruction of a Senate investigation. The Vice President of the Council of Republicans for Environmental Advocacy pleaded guilty to income tax evasion. He was given 45 days and 4 years of supervision. The former aide to the congressman pleaded guilty. In exchange for official acts on the lobbyist's behalf, he accepted tens of thousands of dollars' worth of gifts and a golf trip to Scotland from the team. The person is Kevin A.Ring was found guilty of five charges of corruption. He was sentenced to 20 months in prison. Blackann's aide to Kit Bond was bribed with meals, concert passes and tickets to the opening game of the 2003 World Series between the Florida Marlins and the New York Yankees. A former aide to a senator and a congressman pleaded guilty to not reporting gifts from lobbyists. The gifts included tickets to the World Series and concerts, as well as meals and entertainment at a gentlemen's club. The former Staff member of Tom DeLay pled guilty to committing bribe in the course of his work. Tony Rudy, a former staff member of Tom DeLay, pleaded guilty to conspiracy.John Albaugh was the Chief of Staff to Ernest Istook. Istook wasn't charged. The deputy chief of staff in the Criminal Division of the Justice Department pleaded guilty to a conflict of interest. Cooper was an aide to Dick Armey and worked for the Bush administration. A former aide to a US Senator pleaded guilty to taking more than $25,000 worth of concert and sporting event tickets in exchange for helping disgraced lobbyist <mask>ff. In January 2007, Roger Stillwell, a former Interior Department official, was sentenced to two years of supervised release after pleading guilty to a charge of not reporting hundreds of dollars worth of sports and concert tickets he received from Abramoff. Fraser Verrusio was found guilty of conspiracy and accepting bribes.The person was sentenced to 1 day in jail, 2 years' supervision and a $1,000 fine. Four years of a six-year sentence was served by disgraced lobbyist <mask>ff. On November 15, 2006 he began serving his term in the minimum security prison camp of Federal Correctional Institution, Cumberland, Maryland. As the investigations related to his associates intensified, the Justice Department requested that he serve his sentence there so as to be accessible to agents in Washington for cooperation. A clerk in the prison chapel's office was paid 12 cents an hour. A popular movie night was instituted by him, as well as teaching courses in public speaking and screenwriting to his fellow inmates. He was released from federal prison on June 8, 2010 and moved to a halfway house in Baltimore, Maryland, until the end of his six-year sentence.He started working at Tov Pizza as an accountant in late June, earning between $7.50 and $10.00 per hour. He was released from the halfway house on December 3, 2010 and worked at Tov Pizza. After his release from prison, Abramoff tried to arrange meetings between Donald Trump and foreign leaders. He is a lobbyist. On June 25, 2020, a federal court in San Francisco charged the CEO and the lobbyist with fraud in connection with a $5 million deal. The lobbyist agreed to a guilty plea. On July 14, 2020, Abramoff pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy and violating the Lobbying Disclosure Act.Up to five years in prison is possible for each count. The Lobbying Disclosure Act was amended as a result of his previous misdeeds, making him the first person to be convicted under it. The book Capitol Punishment: The Hard Truth About Washington Corruption From America's Most Notorious Lobbyist was published in November 2011. He wrote a memoir about his life in Washington as a lobbyist. In the last chapter, titled "Path to Reform", Abramoff states that he supports genuine reform and that he wants to ban members of Congress and their aides from becoming lobbyists for the rest of their lives. He has appeared on radio and television to redeem himself after becoming a critic of the lobbying industry. He has a Facebook page, a game app, and a feature film in the works.He is going to charge for giving talks about corruption in Washington. The nature of corruption is discussed by agents. He joined the United Republic anticorruption nonprofit organization in February 2012 and started as one of the lead bloggers at United Republic's newly launched anti-corruption blog. He was a guest on CNN to talk about lobbying and the healthcare reform law. In July of 2012 it was announced that "The <mask> Show" would be on the "Talk Radio" channel. The Justice Against Corruption on K Street Act requires convicted felons to reveal their criminal history when they re-register to lobby. Since July 1986, Abramoff has been married to Pamela Alexander, a co-manager and executive assistant at Capital Athletic Foundation.They have five children. Pamela converted to Orthodox Judaism. 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texts: <mask> was a second-generation distinguished bonsai master who taught traditional Japanese techniques and aesthetic to enthusiasts in the West. The second son to be born to the family was <mask>. One of the top viewing stone authorities in Japan was Toshiji. He was a co- founder of the society. His father was a renowned garden designer. The first bonsai course for foreigners in Tokyo began in April 1952 at the Kofu-en nursery. The prevailing wisdom that westerners couldn't understand, appreciate, or technically master bonsai was not believed by <mask>.600 students took the six-lesson course in classical bonsai art within three years after the class was an instant success. The various stylings of the trees were grouped into five categories. He systematized information that had only been passed down from one person to another. A companion text was worked on with the assistance of a student from England. The database at the end of the book contains information about hundreds of types of plants used for the compositions. The Japanese Art of Miniature Trees and Landscape was published in 1957. This was the first comprehensive and practical work on the subject that had been written in English.It was received with great enthusiasm by those who were eager to learn classical bonsai as it was refined during the first half of the twentieth century. The book was referred to as the "Bonsai Bible in English". It went through 37 printings before being re-released in 1996 as The Art of Bonsai: Creation, Care and Enjoyment. The director of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden invited <mask> to the garden. Six weeks after arriving in the United States, <mask> gave his first course at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, entitled "Bonsai Study & Practice". The C. Stuart Gager fellowship grant allowed <mask> to teach on many levels during the spring and autumn of that year. He lectured to the West Coast and Hawaii before returning to teach at the Garden.He made a lasting impression when he spent two months in Australia in 1962. He helped the early teachers and students and became the patron of a bonsai group. The Bonsai Society of Greater New York was founded in 1963. 339 corresponding members in thirty-one states and several foreign countries were members within three years. In 1972, <mask> delivered a lecture in which he spoke of the "dream of American bonsaists for a place where they could give or will their treasures, knowing that the trees would be cared for and viewed by visitors for years to come." The Director of the U.S. National Arboretum was present. In the early 1950s, Creech was a frequent visitor to Yoshimura's Tokyo garden and was the one who recommended the bonsai authority.The Department of Agriculture's bicentennial plans were suggested by Dr. Creech after he was impressed by his old friend's thoughts and the first show at the National Arboretum. Dr. Creech asked his friends in the world of Japanese horticulture for help. The first collection in the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum was the result of a bicentennial gift from Japan. His convention and club lectures, workshops, demonstrations, and articles in Western and Japanese specialty magazines spread his philosophy. William N. Valavanis was his most important American student. In the Spring of 1979 the premier issue of the International Bonsai was launched thanks to the assistance of <mask> and his student. The first article was translated from the Japanese magazine source by the elder sensei.The independent magazine was published by Valavanis. A teaching tour was conducted in India in 1982. The National Bonsai Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation in Washington, D.C., was formed on behalf of the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum of the National Arboretum. The Foundation elected John Naka, <mask> <mask>, and Dr. John L. Creech as advisors. The Japanese Art of Stone Appreciation, Suiseki and Its Use with Bonsai was published in 1984. The authors were two people. This would become a reference work on the subject.The National Collection of North American Bonsai was housed in the John Y. Naka Pavilion. The Yoshimura Center is connected to the Naka Pavilion. The National Collection has two of <mask>'s bonsai. The Yuji Yoshimura Fund was established to keep the artist's spirit alive for future generations. The differences in the Eastern and Western cultures are reflected in their arts. He taught classical bonsai to thousands of students around the world, even though most of his students were from the United States. The link between Japanese classical bonsai traditions and the progressive Western approach was created by <mask>, a Japanese artist who lived outside of Japan for many years.The school was adapted for the modern world. The use of native plants and local stylings by enthusiasts around the globe was encouraged by Yoshimura. The National Bonsai & Penjing Museum has a Bonsai Hall of Fame. The Omiya Bonsai Museum in Saitama, Japan, in cooperation with the U.S. National Bonsai & Penjing Museum, hosted an exhibition recognizing the contributions <mask> had made to expand the Japanese art of bonsai across the ocean. Golden Statements was cited as the Father of Popular Bonsai in the Non-Oriental World. 3. There were people from Tokyo and New York who died in 1997.

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texts: <mask> was born on February 15, 1974 and is an American film director, screenwriter, singer, actress and author. Her work includes film, fiction, monologue, digital presentations and live performance art. She wrote, directed and starred in two films, Me and You and Everyone We Know and The Future. She wrote a book of short stories, No One Belongs Here More Than You, in 2007; a collection of nonfiction short stories, It Chooses You, in 2011; and a novel, The First Bad Man, in 2015. <mask> was born in Vermont in 1974 and is the daughter of Lindy and Richard Grossinger. Her parents taught at a college. North Atlantic Books was a publisher of alternative health, martial arts, and spiritual titles.Her parents were both Protestant and Jewish. Rick Moody encouraged July to work on her short fiction. She was raised in Berkeley, California, where she began staging plays at a punk rock club. She attended a high school in Oakland. She wrote and directed The Lifers, a play in which she cast 20 Latina women. She describes it as an experience that pushed her to her limits. She stopped attending the University of California Santa Cruz in her second year.She took up performance art after moving to Portland, Oregon. She has not worked a day job since she was 23 years old. In an interview for the Tate, she explains that she still tries to practice performance, partly due to its stark differences from film making, such as its live audience or how "present" it is. She began participating in the riot grrrl scene in Portland in the early 1990s. Prior to her feature film, Me and You and Everyone We Know, she created several small video projects and performances. July worked as a waitress, a tastemaker for Coca-Cola, a locksmith, and a stripper while she worked on her art. She began an effort that she described as a free alternative distribution system for women movie-makers after she was immersed in the riot grrl scene in Portland.July's reason for starting the project was to apply the concepts of riot grrrl into the film making world. The idea was to connect as many women artists as possible, to let them see each other's work, and to foster a sense of community. Participants sent a self-made short film to July, who mailed back a collection of tapes, including a "chainletter tape". The project was called Big Miss Moviola when it began in 1995. July said that she learned a lot from the project and that it was her film school. Atlanta is the first film in the series. In 2003 July handed the project over to the film department of Bard College.The archive of Joanie4Jackie was donated in the spring of 2016 by July. There are more than 200 titles from the 1990s and 2000s in the collection. The acquisition connects to work by many important 20th century artists who are also represented in our archives, such as Eleanor Antin. In 2004, Me and You and Everyone We Know Filmmaker rated her number one. Her first feature-length film, Me and You and Everyone We Know, opened in 2005. The film won the Audience Award for Best Narrative at the San Francisco International Film Festival, as well as the Special Jury Prize at the Philadelphia Film Festival. July mentioned on The Future that she was working on a new film.The film was originally titled "Satisfaction" but was later renamed "The Future" with July in a lead role. The film was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 In March of last year, it was announced that July would write and direct a film, with Brad Pitt and Youree Henley producing the film, under their Plan B Entertainment and Annapurna Pictures banners. They joined the cast of the film in the same month. Mark Ivanir joined the cast of the film. The principal photography began in May. It was released in theaters on September 25, 2020.<mask> plays both roles in the short video The Amateurist, which features a dowdy researcher examining, via her own video monitor, a stereotypical "beautiful woman". The Nest of Tens (2000) is a lengthy video that shows four different scenarios in which people act normal while showing signs of abnormality. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has an online collection. <mask> received a story credit for her work in the 2001 feature-length film The Center of the World. <mask> is shown in the documentary Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk. She was interviewed for a film. She recorded her first words.Kill Rock Stars was written in 1996 with music by The Need. 10 Million Hours A Mile and The Binet-Simon Test were both released on Kill Rock Stars. She collaborated with Calvin Johnson in his musical project Dub Narcotic Sound System, and in 1999 she made a split EP with IQU. Atlanta, The Amateurist, Are You The Favorite Person of Anyone?, and her feature-length films Me and You and Everyone We Know and The Future are some of the films that acting July has acted in. She made an appearance in Jesus' Son. She appeared in an episode of Portlandia. She co-stars in Josephine Decker's film, "Madeline's Madeline".Love Diamond was July's first full-length multimedia performance piece and she described it as a "live movie." This two-hour stage work had July playing multiple characters, humorously depicting women's perceived cultural roles. A second full-length performance piece, The Swan Tool, and a short film, Getting Stronger Every Day, followed. An offscreen narrator recounts a tale of real-life pedophilia while the latter is an abstract view of a grown man and a little girl. The Swan Tool is a one-woman show in which July plays a woman searching for her lost body. The story concerns childhood sexual traumas, adult alienation, and persistent, unfocused guilt. After completing her first feature film, she went on to create another multimedia piece, Things We Don't Understand and Definitely Are Not Going to Talk About, which she performed in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York.Her later film, The Future, was based on several ideas contained in this stage show. July's performance work New Society was part of the 58th San Francisco International Film Festival. In the program for the performance, July requested the audience not share details of the show, stating it is now "a rare sensation to sit down in a theater with no idea what will happen." Learning to Love You More is an online art project founded by July. Artists whose submissions became part of an ever-changing series of exhibitions, screenings and radio broadcasts presented all over the world were offered assignments on the project's website. A large number of people participated in the project. Learning to Love You More compiled exhibitions for the Whitney Museum, the Seattle Art Museum, and other hosts.The project's online art was published in a book. The project's website stopped accepting assignments on May 1, 2009. The website was acquired by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in order to archive it online. The exhibition, Eleven Heavy Things, was created by July. The cartoonish shapes were designed for playful interaction with visitors. The exhibition was shown in New York City at Union Square Park and in Los Angeles at the MOCA Pacific Design Center. We Think Alone was an art project that involved the private emails of public figures.Excluding the recipients' names, the emails were freely donated by a disparate group of notable persons. Every week for 20 weeks, July sent a new set of emails to the project's subscribers. One reviewer described the emails as "simultaneously mundane and eerily revealing; they shed light on how people in the public eye craft their private identities." Somebody is an app that allows users to compose a message to be delivered to someone else in-person or to deliver someone else's message in-person. When you send a message to a friend through Somebody, it goes to the person closest to them. The person acting as your stand-in is likely a stranger. Every relationship becomes a three-way if somebody is a far-reaching public art project that encourages performance and twists our love of avatars and outsourcing.The project was funded by someone. The app ended on October 31, 2015. <mask> is an author, mostly of short stories. She wrote before her first feature was released. According to a 2016 interview, <mask> is the least confident in her film making due to the less familiar and collaborative environment. She knows that most people on her sets have never taken orders from a film director, so she explains that there is an air of confidence you need to be that role. A special edition book with illustrations by Elinor Nissley and Emma Hedditch was published in 2005.Something That Needs Nothing was published by The New Yorker. July's collection of short vignettes was published by Scribner in 2007. It won the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award. A few of the stories are sweet and revealing, but in many cases the attempt to create 'art' is too self-conscious, and the effort comes off as pointlessly strange. The collection has more than 200,000 copies in circulation. McSweeney's published It Chooses You July's non-fiction story collection in 2011. July criss-crossed Los Angeles accompanied by photographer Brigitte Sireto to meet a random selection ofPennySaver sellers, glimpsing thirteen surprisingly moving and profoundly specific realities, along the way shaping her film, and herself, in unexpected ways.The work received mixed reviews with fans saying the collection's "lasting impression" of realistic struggle and critics saying the artist's writing style was a "cheap trick" in text-format. The First Bad Man was published by Scribner in January 2015. A middle-aged woman in crisis whose life abruptly changes course when a young woman moves into her home is the focus of the narrative. The relationship between Cheryl and Clee is explored in the novel. Lauren Groff wrote a review of The First Bad Man for The New York Times Book Review. It's warm. It has a pulse and heartbeat.The book is alive and well. The riot grrrl movement inspired the styles and themes of July. She was friends with several of the bands who were part of the movement. There is a common theme to her films. She uses pronouns in many of her work's titles. July uses ordinary characters and gives them attention in her films. She describes herself as desperate to bring people together.She's become more interested in how people sabotage coming together as she gets older. July is criticized for being too "niche" or trying too hard. According to The New York Times, "July has come to personify everything frustrating about the upscale urban bohemia that flourished in the aughts." She says that her films are so emotional and feminine that they are called "precious" and "twee", which makes her get more push-back than other directors. In an interview with The New York Times, July said that she likes the directors she's been compared to, but they never get criticized for making films about themselves. I almost think asking the question is like I'm being asked to gossip about myself. Being asked to gossip about yourself is a female thing.I think I'm done with that. The theme of sex is often included in her films. The theme is described by the New York Times as a way to illuminate the inner lives of her characters. I was always interested in sex as a kid. Sex includes humiliation and shame. She stated that she wouldn't call herself a "cinephile" because she wouldn't be inspired by other filmmakers, as well as expressing her interest in the rhythm and feeling of film, rather than being "inspired" by other filmmakers. There is a strong interest in clothing and costume in July.She was the lookbook creative director for UT's clothing line. <mask> is married to film-maker and visual artist Mike Mills, with whom she has a child. <mask> and Mills were married in the summer of 2009. <mask> spoke of the importance of feminism in her life in an interview with Bust magazine. Being pro-your ability to do what you need to do is what it is. It doesn't mean you don't love your boyfriend. Feminism is in the most complex, interesting, exciting way!She told Idaho's Public Television station that after confronting the racial issues addressed in current day politics, she began contacting publishers and revising her work, realizing not everything she had said was politically correct. When she was 15, she changed her name to "<mask>", after a character in a story by her high school best friend, Johanna Fateman. She changed her name when she was in her 20s. <mask> describes her family as very "DIY", which probably accounts for some of her makeshift style. <mask>'s father accepted the decision to change her last name. She believes that she picked up something from her father's work ethic. Her family practiced New Age religions while she was growing up.Me and You and Everyone We Know is a full-length film that was written, directed, and acted. The Future is a short film that was written, directed, and acted. <mask> Introduces the Miranda is an advertisement for a handbag designed by <mask> and Welcome Companions. The music is by JD Samson. Jesus' Son, The Center of the World, and Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk are other films. New York City: Scribner. The First Bad Man is a novel. <mask> is an artist monograph.Learning to Love You More was published by Prestel Publishing. Prestel Publishing was published in 2007. . It chooses you. McSweeney's, Irregulars, 2011. You, Me, and Everyone We Know was the winner of the Creative Capital Emerging Fields Award. The Frank O'Connor award was won by No One Belongs Here More Than You.July was invited to join the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences as a writer. In popular culture there is a list of female film and television directors. <mask> wrote Intermedial Art: The Creative Class Between Self-Help and Individualism. Luise Mrke. An Eerily Vulnerable Thing. <mask> and the Failure of Profundity was written by Photogénie. February 16, 2021.Ed Champion is the author of "Big Miss Moviola Chainletter". <mask> Interview - The Bat Segundo Show #405 1974 births Living people Actresses from Vermont American feminists American film actresses American people of Jewish descent American performance artists Artists from Portland, Oregon

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